Eating Recovery tools
Clinician-side tooling for pediatric eating disorder care — ARFID, picky eating, and restrictive patterns. Live in the platform today; the family-side Eating Recovery app is coming soon (see the app page).
Where it lives
Everything is inside the patient record:
| Location | What's there |
|---|---|
| Care Plan → Recovery Plan | The overall plan for this patient |
| Care Plan → Surveys | Assign and review screeners — PARDI-AR-Q, NIAS, SCOFF, EDY-Q, EAT-26/ChEAT, plus your own |
| Care Plan → Drivers | The drivers behind the feeding difficulty you're targeting |
| Care Plan → Routines | Home-practice routines assigned to the family |
| Care Plan → Food Hierarchy | The patient's food ladder — exposure steps from safe to challenging |
| Care Plan → Handouts | Resources assigned from the Library |
| Trends → Eating Recovery | Check-in monitors: mood, sleep, GI, exposures, food log, DBT diary, coping skills, mindfulness, daily notes |
| Summary → Safety Flags | Alerts raised from screener results and check-ins, with response tracking |
| Messages | The Eating Recovery thread with the family |
The Assigned to family board shows everything queued or live: queued to send, surveys and screeners, routines, handouts, and exposure goals.
Practice-level settings
Profile → Settings → Eating Recovery:
- New-family intake packet — the tasks every newly invited family gets before their first visit.
- Clinic contact for families — phone, office hours, and after-hours note shown in the caregiver app under "Contact your clinic."
Until the family app ships
You can build plans, assign screeners in-office, and document everything now. The home-practice loop (check-ins, routines, messaging from home) activates when the family app launches and the Eating recovery program becomes invitable.